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Full-time

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Visa likely

Gaming

Game Art

Unity

Create and direct real-time visual effects for game development, setting VFX direction, producing assets, reviewing work, and improving team-wide quality.

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The Senior VFX Artist produces visual effects for game development and establishes VFX expression policies and production direction. The role proactively leads production, monitors team circumstances, and collaborates across departments.

Responsibilities include instructing team members, reviewing their work, providing feedback, and driving quality improvement across the team. The work requires a deep understanding of timing, motion, silhouette, weight, and volume.

Candidates need at least five years of practical VFX-production experience for game development, or equivalent skills and experience. They must be proficient with industry-standard DCC tools for asset production, including Maya, Houdini, and Photoshop.

The role requires practical experience producing real-time VFX using Unreal Engine, Unity, or a proprietary game engine. It also requires an understanding of performance budgets and technical constraints for optimized content production, as well as strong cross-departmental collaboration skills.

Job details

Location
Tokyo
Employment
Full-time
Japanese
Japanese
Visa sponsorship
Visa Sponsor
Posted
2026-08-03
Category
Creative & Media

About Limit Break

Limit Break is a Web3 gaming company founded by veteran mobile-game entrepreneurs, building free-to-own blockchain games and NFT projects.

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